Stacy Grossfield was a 2019 Bessie Award nominee for Outstanding Breakout Choreographer. She was born and raised in Lakeland, FL and has choreographed and performed in New York City since 2003. Her most recent work, metamorphosis 2 had a two-week run, 12 performances, at The Chocolate Factory Theater in March 2024. metamorphosis, was presented at The Kitchen in the Dance and Process series, April 2019. Her previous works include hot dark matter presented by JACK, Fur & Tulle, and Red, Pink, Black - the latter for which she received a Manhattan Community Arts Fund grant in 2013. She has shown her work at BAX, BRIC Studio,CPR, CATCH, DTW, Food for Thought at Danspace Project, Movement Research at the Judson Church, Roulette, and through AUNTS at various venues including Arts@Renaissance, NADA Art Fair, and the New Museum. Grossfield is a choreographer for hire and has recently choreographed the one-man-show, Quiet, Comfort, a Hoi Polloi production at JACK, as well as the Okkervil River music video “Judey On A Street”. She was a 2008-2009 Fresh Tracks artist-in-residence at DTW. She has served on dance panels in NYC and taught a feedback class at Brooklyn Studios for Dance called Show & Listen. She holds a BFA in Dance Performance from SUNY Purchase.
EDUCATION
BFA in Dance, S.U.N.Y. Purchase, 2003
Select CHOREOGRAPHIC WORKS
metamorphosis 2 March 2024 - cast of 6 dancers + special effects, video, and sound installations, The Chocolate Factory Theater, LIC, NY
metamorphosis (work-in-progress) April 2019 - duet, video & special effects, The Kitchen, NYC
hot dark matter March 2016 - cast of 6 dancers, 4 actors, + video & sculptures, JACK, Brooklyn
Fur & Tulle May 2015 - quintet - Fridays at Noon, 92nd St. Y, + 15 cameo performers Nov. 2014 Danspace Project, New York, trio Feb. 2014, Roulette, Brooklyn
Red, Pink, Black Sept. 2013 - trio - Storefront 1N, 481 Washington St., New York quartet Jan, 2013, BRINK series, Dixon Place, New York
Ten minutes of Sugar in the park Sept. 2011 - duet with Maggie Thom & myself, directed 2 actors, collaborated with composer Jonathan Zalben, Riverside Park, New York
Sugar doesn’t live here July, 2011 four solos simultaneously being danced - 3 dancers and myself, and 2 actors, collaborated with sculptor and sound designer - the Studio, Sunset Park, Brooklyn
Insert in RoseAnne Spradin’s blue liz / the sequel Sept, 2010 - choreographed and casted four dancer/actors, Riverside Park, New York
Reality Sandwiches April, 2010 - solo along with 25 actor/performers, collaboration with filmmaker and brother, Joey Grossfield - BRINK series, Dixon Place, New York
solo-ish October, 2009 - solo with 5 non-dancers, & live DJ - Catch series, The Bushwick Starr, Brooklyn, New York
Restless # 2 July, 2009 - trio - p.art.ies series, The Tank, New York
Restless April, 2009 - trio - Upstart Festival at Brooklyn Arts Exchange, New York
Magic Under My Belt January, 2009 - quartet - Fresh Tracks at DTW, New York
Untitled May, 2008 - duet with myself & Anna Carapetyan - split evening produce with Christine Shallenberg - Office Ops rooftop, Brooklyn, New York
Chapter 2006 December, 2007 - trio with four cameo performers - split evening produce with Christine Shallenberg - BRICstudio, Brooklyn, New York & April, 2007 Movement Research at the Judson Church, New York
spent waiting January, 2005 - performed by Anna Carapetyan, Natalie Green,Sam Johnson, Daniel Linehan, Leah Morrison, & Miriam Wolf - Movement Research at the Judson Church, New York
Attention! to Detail December, 2003 - performed by Devon Bailey, Samuel Black, Brandon Colwes, Chelsea Glassman, Noopur Singha, Elyse Sparkes, Todd Staiger, Justin Ternullo - Dancers Responding to A.I.D.s, The Remember Project Danspace, New York
GRANTS AND AWARDS
2024 NYSCA Support for Artists Grantee
2019 2019 New York Dance and Performance Bessie Award nominee - Breakout Choreographer
2016, 2020, 2024 Foundation for Contemporary Arts Emergency Grants
2013 Manhattan Community Arts Fund Grant for Red, Pink, Black
RESIDENCIES
LMCC Rehearsal Week, Governors Island, NY 2024
Brooklyn Arts Exchange, Brooklyn, NY Parent Artist Space Grant 2023
New Dance Alliance, New York, NY 2018
481 Washington St., storefront 1N, New York 2013
AUNTS at the New Museum, New York 2012
the Studio, Sunset Park, Brooklyn, New York 2011
Fresh Tracks, Dance Theater Workshop, New York 2008-2009
TEACHING
Show & Listen - a composition workshop - Brooklyn Studios for Dance - Fall 2015
SPONSORSHIP/ Presenting Organizations
2024 The Chocolate Factory Theater, NYC
2020 In The Works, APAP showings
2019 The Kitchen, NYC
2018 New Dance Alliance, NYC
2016 JACK, Brooklyn, NY
2015 92nd St. Y - Fridays at Noon, New York
2014 Roulette, Brooklyn, Danspace Project - Food for Thought, New York
2013 Dixon Place, New York and Movement Research at the Judson Church
2011 City of New York Parks & Recreation, Summer on the Hudson
2010 Dixon Place, New York
2009 Catch, Brooklyn & The Tank, New York
2008-2009 Dance Theater Workshop - Fresh Tracks, New York
PERFORMER IN OTHER PROJECTS
2014 Dec., May There, There, by Julie Mayo, <fidget>, Philadelphia,PA & JACK, Brooklyn
2014 April OTRO TEATRO by Luciana Achugar, New York Live Arts, NYC
2013 May I’m building a shrine. by Natalie Green, The Chocolate Factory Theater, L.I.C.
2012 Dec. The Guiding Light by Jillian Peña, The Chocolate Factory Theater, L.I.C.
2012 Sept. Go Brooklyn, Open Studios, score by Megan Byrne, Bushwick, Brooklyn
2011 Feb. nerves like tombs nerves like nettles by Natalie Green, Dance Theater Workshop, NYC
2010 Nov. work-in-progress collaboration with Movement Research Artist-in-Residence, Miriam Wolf, Movement Research at the Judson Church, New York
2010 Feb. This Dark July by Natalie Green, Dance Theater Workshop - Studio Series, New York
2010 Jan. Epilogue in Miguel Gutierrez’s Last Meadow, Abrons Arts Center, New York
2009 March then and now and then and then by Miriam Wolf, Brooklyn Arts Exchange, New York
2008 Feb. Anna, IKEA, and I by Juliette Mapp, Danspace, New York
2007 Dec. Tribute by Christine Shallenberg, BRICstudio, New York
2005 April one by Juliette Mapp, Danspace, New York
2004 May Each Other by Mariah Maloney, BRICstudio, New York